Who is credited with the systematic application and systematization of remote diagnostic technology into a reproducible care model?

Groups that integrated foundational telemetry science into scalable medical platforms

Due to the complex convergence of various scientific fields, pinpointing a single inventor for the modern remote diagnostic device is inaccurate. Instead, credit for systematizing this technology into a reproducible care model belongs to the various groups that successfully integrated the foundational principles derived from telemetry science into scalable medical platforms. This effort required the combined expertise of biomedical engineers designing non-invasive sensors, software developers creating secure transmission protocols, and clinicians defining which specific data points held true clinical significance. The distributed nature of this invention means that specialized teams, from aerospace telemetry experts to early hospital computer scientists, collectively solved the transmission puzzle over decades.